Sentences with phrase «immediately apprehended»

In so far as that which through its relation to belief becomes historical and as historical becomes the object of belief (the one corresponds to the other) has an immediate existence, and is immediately apprehended, it is not subject to error.

Yes, because this is a nature which is immediately apprehended as subject, and it is the subject itself which becomes object in its own act of experience and understanding.

«From the slope to the south of the house, one immediately apprehends its straightforward parti.

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Precisely that portion of Ezekiel which she can not immediately imagine for herself — it can not be consigned to something like a prairie fire — is that which breaks into her consciousness and offers her new ways to apprehend her loneliness — and to apprehend both the absurdity and undeniability of her felt connection to John Ames.

From the works as apprehended through an ideal interpretation, i.e., such as they do not immediately reveal themselves.

All Security agencies must stand on the side of due process and immediately mobilize their personnel to retrieve the mace and apprehend the mastermind and the perpetrators of this act.

Almost immediately a suspect is apprehended and the case against the suspect it seems is a lock.

The animal that bit should be apprehended, if possible, and your veterinarian or local health official should be contacted immediately.

If your child, or a child in your family or community has been apprehended by the Children's Aid Society it is essential to immediately retain a lawyer.

Universal Products, White River Junction, VT 1/2012 to 5/2013 Loss Prevention Intern • Provided assistance in setting up and configuring CCTV cameras and equipment • Watched cameras to isolate incidents of theft and alerted authorities immediately • Participated in store investigations and assisted in apprehending offenders • Assisted in providing loss prevention awareness to staff members and customers • Wrote corresponding reports regarding apprehensions, thefts and recoveries